“Any man’s death diminishes me…”
“Any man`s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind” (No Man is an Island, John Donne, 1572-1631).
Paddy Coyle
Paddy Coyle was only thirteen years old when he was photographed by Pulitzer-prize winner, Clive Limpkin in Derry, holding a petrol bomb and wearing an adult’s Second World War gas mask during the ‘Battle of the Bogside’ in 1969. Coyle would be immortalised as ‘the boy in the mask’, one of the most recognisable imagesContinue reading “Paddy Coyle”
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
I am presenting at the Ministry of Defence’s DSTL Connections UK event on Wednesday, whereupon I shall discuss the educational benefits of narrative in conjunction with serious games.
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The Troubles 